It was taking 10mins for my charts to load on startup, so I reduced Page to one chart with one efs. Still 10mins. So I removed eSignal and did a fresh install. Still 10mins.
Then I did a syntax check on the efs. Crash. Sent in Crash Report. No reply yet. Looking at the code I wondered if my changing my newFunction titles had any effect (this thought because I noted that in Edit Studies my default settings were not showing any values).
So I changed:
var vTrailStop = new FunctionParameter ("TrailStop", .....);
back to:
var vTrailStop = new FunctionParameter ("vTrailStop", .....);
Passed syntax check and no longer crashed eSignal when I removed and reloaded efs to chart.
Still 10mins to load on startup however. Removed the efs, set interval to 5min with User Defined time template of 2 days. Chart loaded instantly.
Changed interval to 90t with time template User Defined T 2 days. Chart loaded with data in 10 seconds.
Added efs to chart; chart load 10mins on startup of eSignal.
The efs is not all all complicated and only 400 lines of code. I run 2000 lines of code from other efs studies without any delay at all.
I am running XP w 1.7ghz processor and 384megs RAM. While I realize from running Diagnostics that 512megs is preferred, I am only running one chart with one efs study....and other efs files are not delayed. Plus, a week ago, my efs was not delayed.
My efs has no external efs calls or anything remotely like that. It has 9 user defined settings in funciton main(...) and only checks for long/short conditions, sets some flags, colors some bars, prints some text and that is it. Could not be more simple in my opinion. Obviously I have made a coding error which does not show up in syntax check. It should not take 10mins to load the chart initially. Also I note that when I revise the efs and reload it to the chart, there is only a delay of 15secs.
Ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Then I did a syntax check on the efs. Crash. Sent in Crash Report. No reply yet. Looking at the code I wondered if my changing my newFunction titles had any effect (this thought because I noted that in Edit Studies my default settings were not showing any values).
So I changed:
var vTrailStop = new FunctionParameter ("TrailStop", .....);
back to:
var vTrailStop = new FunctionParameter ("vTrailStop", .....);
Passed syntax check and no longer crashed eSignal when I removed and reloaded efs to chart.
Still 10mins to load on startup however. Removed the efs, set interval to 5min with User Defined time template of 2 days. Chart loaded instantly.
Changed interval to 90t with time template User Defined T 2 days. Chart loaded with data in 10 seconds.
Added efs to chart; chart load 10mins on startup of eSignal.
The efs is not all all complicated and only 400 lines of code. I run 2000 lines of code from other efs studies without any delay at all.
I am running XP w 1.7ghz processor and 384megs RAM. While I realize from running Diagnostics that 512megs is preferred, I am only running one chart with one efs study....and other efs files are not delayed. Plus, a week ago, my efs was not delayed.
My efs has no external efs calls or anything remotely like that. It has 9 user defined settings in funciton main(...) and only checks for long/short conditions, sets some flags, colors some bars, prints some text and that is it. Could not be more simple in my opinion. Obviously I have made a coding error which does not show up in syntax check. It should not take 10mins to load the chart initially. Also I note that when I revise the efs and reload it to the chart, there is only a delay of 15secs.
Ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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